'BTS museum' opens in Seoul


By AGENCY

BTS company Hybe unveils museum dedicated to fans, artistes. Photo: Handout

K-pop fans have a reason to rejoice as a new museum dedicated to some of their favorite artistes has just opened. The Hybe Corporation label, formerly known as Big Hit Entertainment, has just opened a space dedicated to talents from its stable, such as BTS, within its new headquarters in Seoul.

The 4,700-square-meter space immerses visitors in the music and visual world of bands like BTS, TXT, ENHYPEN and Seventeen through their five senses. They can see the various equipment used by the sound engineers and producers who worked on BTS's On or smell a perfume created especially for Euphoria, one of Jungkook's solo tracks.

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